Mackinac Bridge

Sounds like somebody was a little big "foggy" while typing out this caption yesterday.

A proud new tradition is flying old glory from the Mighty Mac on holidays. Now, a Mackinac Bridge Authority worker has devised a safer and better way to do it.

This is a peak Michigan moment: seeing the mighty Air Force jets fly over the Mighty Mac.

While we haven't passed the Fourth of July yet, on the calendar, the Mackinac Bridge Authority is already gearing up for the annual Bridge Walk on Labor Day.

As the weather is breaking and we start to move around the state again, always look ahead for road closures and construction.

Crossing the Mackinac Bridge is perfect weather is harrowing enough for some people. Imagine a crossing in an intense winter storm - one with ice falling from the tall bridge superstructures. That's the scenario this driver faced today.

Yeah, that's gonna be a big ole' NOPE from me. Never. Wouldn't do it.

Exit 343 on Interstate 75 in Michigan could be considered an exit to nowhere. There is no highway, no connection to anyplace other than an amazing view of the Mackinac Bridge.

Some might look at it as a lowly position on the Mighty Mac.

You've heard of this before, someone pays for the next person's order in the drive-thru line. A similar tradition exists on Michigan's Mackinac Bridge.